Is your business on PDPC's DPO Registry?
Since 1 September 2026, anyone can search PDPC's DPO Registry by company name or UEN. Here's how to check your listing, what the result means, and how to fix it.
Check your listing in two minutes.
Since 1 September 2026, PDPC's DPO Registry is open to the public. Anyone can search it, so it's worth checking what it says about you.
- Open the PDPC DPO Registry. It's on PDPC's website: DPO Registry for Organisations.
- Search by UEN or entity name. The UEN is the most reliable. If you search by name, use your organisation's full registered name.
- Check what comes up. The registry shows each registered DPO's name and business email. Make sure the person is still your DPO and the email still works.
What your result means.
| What you see | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Nothing listed | No DPO is registered for your organisation. Customers, partners and auditors who check will see the gap. | Appoint a DPO and register them with PDPC |
| Someone who has left | Enquiries and breach questions are going to a person who no longer works for you. | Replace the DPO on the registration form |
| A personal or dead email | The public contact point doesn't reach anyone who can act on it. | Update to a working business email, ideally a role address like dpo@ |
| Correct name and email | You're listed properly. | Nothing now. Update it whenever your DPO changes |
How to fix your listing.
DPO details are no longer filed through ACRA BizFile+. Registration and updates now go through PDPC's own online form.
- Log in with Corppass. The person submitting needs Corppass access to the "DPO-REGISTRATION" e-service for your organisation.
- Open the form at go.gov.sg/registerdpoinfo and enter your organisation name and UEN.
- Add, replace or update your DPO with their name and business email. You can register up to two DPOs, and at least one must stay active.
- Verify and submit. PDPC sends a PIN to confirm, then a confirmation email. Keep that email for your records.
Steps based on PDPC's guide to managing DPO information. A corporate service provider can also submit on your behalf if you've given them Corppass access.
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Questions about the DPO Registry.
Anyone. Since 1 September 2026, PDPC's DPO Registry is publicly searchable on PDPC's website, so customers, job applicants, partners, auditors and regulators can all look up an organisation's DPO.
The registered DPO's name and business email address. That's why it matters that the details are current and the email reaches someone who can respond.
Yes. The PDPA requires every organisation in Singapore to designate at least one Data Protection Officer and make their business contact information available to the public. Registering your DPO with PDPC satisfies this.
Yes. Your DPO doesn't need to be an employee. An outsourced DPO service can be appointed and registered as your DPO, and their contact details appear on the registry.
Not necessarily. Search the registry by your UEN to check. If nothing shows, or the details are out of date, update them through PDPC's DPO registration form.
PDPC's form lets you register up to two DPOs for an organisation. At least one must remain active.
General guidance only, not a substitute for legal advice. Full detail at pdpc.gov.sg.
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